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DIEDMONT AIR LINE
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT Drc 20 1904

[O1EOMONT AIR LINE.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC. 10. 1886
Trains leave b. and p. station, 9th and streets:
800 AH-Deily for Warrenton dordonsviile, Cano
@. points LynchbnrY, Rocky Mount Danville, Raj.
sigh. Ch.ri1tts Atanta, and all points south Pull
and Washington to Montgomery.
a2:3S p. m..D.ily. except Sunday. for Manassas
Stra4buIg and intermediate stations.
5:30 2 m9;.PPaily for ,warrenton Gordonsville
points % Che Chesapeake and Ohio route Pullman nan
Sleepess Washington to Louisville.
ll;02 pm%;IDaily for Lynchburs. Raleigh. Ashyille
ChArl0tte, Columbia, Aiken, Augusta, Atlanta, Mont.
svinery, New Orleans and points Southwest. Pull.
lnsn buffet sleepers Washington to Aiken y. c.. Wash.
tngton 70 montgomery. connecting with psrlor
TRANS on WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION
Leeye Warrington 9:l2 am daily, except Sunday
N and 7:lS Pmi returning; leave Round Hin 0S :.
wssshn s s; 40 m and 3;S5 pm.
8:3O am and S:23 In and from Louisville $40 p
IN StrasburR local, 10 :O5 am
Tickets sleeping car reservation and information
furnished and bagYage checked at Office 6Ol Pennsyl
vanz ayea and At passenger station. Pennsylvania
Railroad, 9th aud sta
JAS. l. TAYLOR
dxO General Passenger Agent.
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Amusen,enss Tonight.

Amusemenss Tonight.
ALBATGHS--Emme;-
NATIoN.I--ssThe peacOn'S DaughteT."
DINE NUsEUN Picnic"
MANASSAS PAS0RANA.-pay and evening
kERSA and Variety.
UkRRIs-sOne OF The BraveSt"
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SAIL Ho,
has ofttmes been the most gadsome sound that ever
fell upon the ears Of suffering mortala
SAIL HO!
has Outlines revived and reanimated the human heart
when grim despair had entered therein and VA hold
ing high carnival
SAIL HO!
IT'S VICTOR e. ADLEFS TEN PER CENT
CLOTHING HOUSE that speaks to you now, with no
uncertain sound, bidding you "BE OF GOOD CHEER u
We know that you have been buffeted hther and
ther In the clothing world deceived by this dealer
duped by that dealer and eeced by the other dealer
until disgust has taken the place of Conscience, and
almost in despair you exclaim, "Whither shall 20
that may be dealt with honestly and fairly and
squarely?"
SAIL no!
The good ship heayes in Sights bearing down upon
you with all sails set and gay pennants flying.
What ship is that: Behold! Words Of fire in letters
Of gold,
VICTOR E. ADLER'S
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
Here you safe: deception is practiced no mis-
representations allowed The price of every garment
is marked in plain figures thereon and those figures
ab4Olute eye openers" They have opened the eyes
the people to the stupendous frauds which have been
practiced upon them in the matter Of prices. Our
prices! What revolution they hsvs wrought in this
community. They have long since ceased to be mat
ter Of competition Other dealers have yielded to
the palm Of LOW PRICES almost without struggle.
We have tremendous stock of
FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING
Of our own manufacture, for Men, Youths BOYS and
Children. which are selling at exactly TEN PER
CENT. ABOVE THE ACTUAL COST OF MANUFAC-
TURE.
SAIL 10!
WE ARE HERE.
COME ABOARD.
VICTOR E ADLER,a,
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
e27 AND go 9TH STREET NORTHWEST,
COR MASS. AVE.
Open Saturdays until IL O'Clock pm ta15
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offered for Tomorrow at s. w. Augenstein's, ST.,
S19, SCI 7th street northwest: Decorated Chamber
Sets, Hiss; Hat Racks &C.; Japanned Slop Jars
&c.; Wash Tub, Clothesline. WashbOard and
SO Clothespins, aSc.; Chopplng Bowl and Knife,
&c; Stepiadders with bucket rest, it., &C. IT,,
Bowl, 12c. Colored Glass Butter Dish, 12c.; Gas
Globes. &c.,; French China nd-painted Cuspa-
dOrS 4Sc.; half dozen White Handled Knives and
Forks, half dozen COlOred GOblets DC; 500
Toothpicks and Hblder, &C.; at. Covered Buckets,
&C.; qt, Sc; Of, 13c.; qt., 1Sc.; qt. Gomez
Pots RE; Ct, l5c.; qt., 1Sc.; qt, 2lc.; OF.
SauceDan &C.; qt. Saucepan, 11c.; Qt. Saucepan,
l5c. q qr saucepan, 19c.; at. Dshpans. &C.; 10
a.: Dishpan, le.; II qt Dishpan, 15c.; I pit.
Decorated Tea Sets, ss4s, worth $.
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W1srrs Goops To BE CLosrD.

Wnrra GooDs To BE C1osrD.
800 pairi BLANKETS. 81. S1.25 %. s25O, o.
fully o5 per cent reduction.
200 IoNa AND SHORT cLoAKs from q to go
Marked down so per cent plain figures.
LAP ROBES AND HORSE BLANKETS, rs %,
cent reelection.
All cIoAkINa and heavy winter goods At great
reduction
We have filled our remnant counter with all kinds Of
goods to Be closed out plain figures.
JOHNSON 4 LUTTRELL.
ja20' 713 Market Space.
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Omar Cur
IN PRICES OF CLOTHING,
Corner l0tloand streets
o aGt s.Sn ods S ses cS@:s
manufacture.
Sgd SSssSng overcoats at IS. reduced from $780,
Storm Coats 1T &c. reduced from 49,
Chino hilla Oyercoats at IS, reduced from AZ.
Fine Beaver 0vercoats at $40, reduced from $1S.
iss% from
Double breasted Chinchilla Coats and Vests from
save iSe q sat: Ct ssaussa
Prince Albert Suits SIS and upwards
Fnil bress S SGsn !, s9l at go x9sth
Pants, immense assortment, at prices to suit.
FOR BOYS
coats since the commencement of Reduction sale
has been 50 large that We do not expect carry
them. 1t will pay you to buy them even for future
As grows smaller the bargains grow
bigger; 80 call at once at
OAK HALL
ja20 CORNER 10TH AND STREETS
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Opening Or FREscH SArrrss.

SEATON PERRY
WILL OPEN On MONDAY, JANUARY 17.H, HIs
QUALITY OF FRENCH SATEENS, MANUFAC-
TURED BY GROS. ROMAN, MAROZEAN 4 CO.
THESE GOODS HAVE JUST BEEN RECEIVED
FROM PARIS, WHERE THEY WE'RE MADE TO
MY EXPRESS ORDER FOR THE SPRING OF
1887.
LOWEST PRICES" ON ALL WINTER WRAPS.
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES" on SEAL PLUSH
VISITES AND SACQUES, AND BLACK FUR
TRIMMED SICIL1ENNE CIRCULARS WITH
QUILTED SATIN Innings.
20 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL WHITE
CLOTH JACKETS. WRAPS AND NEWMARKETS.
"ODDS AND ENDS" IN SEAL PLUSH AND BRO
CADED VELVET WRAPS AND NEMMARKETS
AT GREAT SACRIFICE" TO CLOSE
SPECIAL INDICTMENT IN A LOT OF COLORED
Mo! r III FR a g S AND BR0SARfp SILKS
$50, g AND ND, ss $50 "'' f'A''''' '''''''
NOVELTIES IN SILK GAUZES, ILLUSIONS, CREPE
DE CHIMES AND BRUSSELS NETS.
MORE FRANC SA a IN BLACK. WHITE AND ALL
SUPERB STOCK OF LYONS FAIILE FRANCHISE,
SATIN DUCHESSE, AND ALI. SILK vELvETS,
IN BLACK AND ALL COLORS FOR STREET
AND HOUSE WEAR
II PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY,
percy BUILDING
pennsylvania ave.. COZ. 9th ct.
Established 1910. jal5
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OuR NV YEAns PRoc1AnAr1os.

Oun NV YEArs PRoc1AnAr1os,
KINGS PALACE.
tNREAT CLOAK AND MILLINERY SLAUGHTER!
9ss & you can buy and elegant Cloth Newmarket
buy xsh
RI Sc you can buy Silk FurIinea Circular
For S2.75 you can buy nice Boucle Jacket, worth
s saa ss1n Stu
m hSs soii S1s ssi buy Seal Plush vsts fur trim
For saI you can buy elegant Seal Plush visite
Sg csn by lovely Seal Plush Coat
TSf ssS you can buy the finest Seal Plush Coats
o'AA i0oo - shaUaA AFR MISSES COATS TO
For g. Is you can buy elegant Child's Coat from
.55 buy lovely childrens Coats
For $3.50 you can buy Chldren's Coats, ranging
TsE s55ou can buy elegant children's Coats fully
Al Coats for Misses, sold formerly at SIG and s1s
Ali in need Of cloaks for Ladies' Misses and Children
sh Street ponf miss to 30 to KINGS
OUR GREAT MILLINERY SALE.
We have been fortunate close the entire stock of
nnS isHn New York Of Fine d French
which will sell at 10 cents your choice. Also
entire stock OF elegant Childrens Hats trimmed and
more Of se elegant Felt BSnnets Astrakhan bounG
viii Be sod t IS low :: i5 Is and
| 70 cents
| FLOWERS
We have Just received q large display of elegant
Flowers. particularly fine French Bouquets for even
ing wear. At IL %. IS and 81 cents only Don't buy
Buy your Kid Gloves at KINGS PALACE il you wish
to save your money French Pattern Hats OF own
importation sold ut $25 will now be offered ut So only.
AL are Invited to Our New Years Clearing Sale
KINGS PALACE,
t43 STA Seventh Street NV.
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oohl~> OF shc Mystic Shrine.

ALhoS TEaFIz. E>TABLI>i{ED IN THIS Git LAST
SGGuT.
The Mobiles az the Mystic Shrine from Baltimore
aEd NeH lofk ar;iy"d in this city at nine c'cloci.
la>f night. and after short parade, assembled At
The NaJt1nai Rifles armnry. They were three hun
,i-i IN number The purpose vi this visit was TO
establish the AlIaus TeDinla here aud initiate the
candidates. The I0OieS made a gorgeous display
In their rich rOce>. amt the hail where they met
Was cercrated with oriental SnlFBGor. on the
S.i.r nt Tie hall was lait the charter OF the new
Amos Temple signed nv the following charter
members: MAJOR ". BaylisS, George W. Pratt,
George ~. Walker. II. Harry Hazard. Emmett e.
fillmore. ,siEls"l J. HaiSiett, Benjamin W. Browne,
- WIN Palmer. Charles ". Brown and Alphonse
Il. bowers The Mecca Temple quartette. CON-
Hr>tue tr. a. 7. Hill, Geo. b. Eday. j. F. Gorham
.iI1 =. l.. Lee rendered the music IOr the work.
Al ci.-rcn O'clock. after an Interesting program
A3d been -UIIt through, al who Were uOt nODieS Of
The Mystic Shrine wrfy mustered oIf oi the build
iT- an. tEe >ecre; ceremonies were performed.
Fhc visitors called e. the White House and
TdrlUlS public buildings this morning. and AT
EcCu assembled in front If Wizards for parade,
and. headed Dy the Marine band. marched
through some OF the principal streets, and TOOK
tIe a, train for Richmond where they are to e-
JIoIsh the Acca Temple tonight
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nyO THE RESIDENTS IN THE VICINITY or
j 6cetk Thomas and Iowa Circlea-I beg leave to
stste thAt prepared 70 attend promptly tobbang
orders for Plumbing and Gas Fitting. 4. v. NOONAN
l121 Vt ave- adjoining the Portland. dl4-3m
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STEAM DYE woRKa
THE RUSH Is OVER.

All WORK hnished and ready Tor delivery. Many
thanks TO my friends and PATRONS for their patient in
dulRence during the fall. when such Was the rush Of
wOrk FROM the District and .n p:rts q The country
to do Il promptly, but now have ample force and
every facility to I'LL all orders with promptness and
dlspSAch. Work called for and delivered w, III
WHHATLEY, LOGS Jefferson ct. Georgetown. h1-3m
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Two SHOWS AT KEENAS's. Tip top. Cheap prices

Randall Watson, colored. noted desperate,
charged With several murders. has been captured
IN Norfolk
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DRY GOODS.

Ar Cosr Ar Cosr. Ar Cosr.
WIN. sHUsTER SONS
Our whole stock Of choice Novelties in Wool n,ssern
Dresses. Combination Suits. Plush Novelties Elegant
". n. SINISTER Z SONS.
sls PENNSYLVANIA AvExuI
Evening satins and illusions.
Great Reductions in Prces All Shades Of EXIT. Quality
Fine Colored Satins, at 75c. reduced from
q per yard The Cheapest and
Best Satin Ever offered
White, Cream. Pink. Blue, Lilac
Nile. etc. New Shades and Choice Quality.
w.M sHUsTER SONS.
The greatest bargains in Barnesley Double Damask
ever offered The best Table Linens made In the world
are made In Bar1eAley. England; don't buy other
makes II you can possibly get these superior goods
The surface is beached only and the strength Of the
nax preserved Examine these elegant goods.
". n sHUsTER SONS,
e1s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Fancy velvets and Pushes At Cost.
Wehsve reduced the prices Of all Fancy velvets and
Pushes to prime cost. and offer unusual bargains in
Paris Novelties in Silks, Velvets and Piushas.
". NJ. sHUsTER SONS
Children Misses and Ladies' Hose Black Ribbed Regu
lar Made Hose, at 25c. All sizes for Children.
Silk Hosiery in Great Variety.
". N. SINISTER SONS. ta18
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11UWARU 10 AVENT ~ OO.
Observation-Disclosures AMHEATIN0 ENGINEERS
STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING AND
VENTILATION. ELEVATORS. Etc.
Agents Tor Duplex Steam Heater, Nonparen Steam
Heater, Hutxler Rlakes Steam Heating 6pectsltioa
I. 0rat0 Sons Passenger and Freight Eleyxtors
ocsa)-;$A 1A13 g STREET n ".
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We have the largest stock of Embroideries ever
offered In this market. Swiss. Nainsook and Cambria
F1ouneings, Edgings and Allovers in great variety
Fine goods and low prces No trouble to show goods
e. q. DAVIS.
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NESTS DCNCASSo. Bios wish IN anno,,r.. ,,.
- nc oaitneE catalogue No 4, G1smorroW sale,
- appears an error After lot 6I2 viii Re sod
1T Hletr-fS aAhi hang1ngs: also. such furniture
= - 80, nave been called for. IN the eafaIoo,,e
tLs hiFhliGre Is MADE 70 come after MONDAYS ss,n
"-i-ei Is IN ef-or Ii VIII b. Sold tomorrow.
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e. Ct. DAVIS.
71s MARKET SPACE
GRAND DISPLAY OF EVENING GOODS
Have Just received elegant line Of desirable goods
suitable for evening wear.
Embroidsred Grape Lisse Flouncing and Edse to
match.
Embroidered Silk Brussels Net all shades.
Ga Plain Brussels Nets, all shaded
White ana Colored Fedora Nets and F7ouncins.
Black Oriental Net Embroidered in Gold.
Real Duchess Lace Overdresses. Flouncings and
1aces to match.
Point 0euze Laces and Flouncings.
Real Duchess Pelerines, Collars and Handkerchiefs
largest and best stock south Of New York.
Elegant line of Pearl Fronts Panels, Collars and
Passamentere with cut steel and tinted shades
cAlly for evening wear.
E. @. DAVIS,
Corner 9Th st. and Market Space.
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- " AsHISGToS Man N JAIL AT ASS4po,rS-
special !" The Bali more -iMerir0n from Annapo-
lis. January 20 S.Iys: Considerable cxrffernent
eccUrret this afternoon IN the vicinity of a saloon
on thurcn circle. A NaSh1ngtonian and female
IL = carfiasye had stopped In front OF the saloon
ana called Tor drinks. The man afterwards in
STAG ol paving for the drinks, drew a pistol on
70" oaTkrepfr, who had him arrested Justice
G-tS.tSiy committed HIN 10 jail The party Is
said u D. Washington policeman
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CITY ITEMS.
Special Announcement.

SReca0 announcements
Frankie q Co., successors to R Goldschmid, So
9TH st. n. W.
Inauguration OF Our Bargain Counters.
Our buyers have been engaged for some time In
securing some OF the greatest bargains ever Of
lereo IN this country. We have placed these goods
on our bargain counters and the following list OF
quotations VIII convince any hOuSekeeper that
they can find some article that they can use and
IL would be wise to secure some OF these great bar
gains al
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Affairs in West Washington.

nome ELEGANT FURNITURE AT AUCT1ON.-Mr.
bowling Will sell Tomorrow within end in front
OF his auction rooms superior collection OF house
iiold erects. which has been removed there for
convenience Of sale. The majority OF this rurni.
ture Is Or very ine workmanship, and should COM
mand the attention OF parties desiring that class
OF articles.
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LADIES' GOODS.

"A Chemical Dry Cleaning Establishment
No 9O6 q st. NV. Thirty five Years experience
LADIES' and Geltlemen's Garments: also Velvet and
Plush Cloaks Grape Wells Laces Gloves, &c, per
fecty cleaned by this superior process ladies' Even.
ing Dresses specially Gentlemen's Clothes cleaned
by this will not lose their original shape aud
grease spots guaranteed to be removed effectually
Goods called for and delivered ja2l
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'iST0iS From BALTIxosE-Friendship Iadre
w. . LIN, OF IRIS city, was visited last nichl nv
hIthitt+tt George Alb.ugh captain OF Omega L.
i,.nh LON, George Daniel Charles W. Dsseb md
legion Capl- Aioanzh. on behalf OF Orneoa 10
SO prs nitd the lodge WITH set OF RESOLUTIONS
-uopCssl by tif legion n acknowledgment OF the
ID II Octo5er last i VA 'no
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-09
STORMING A WIFE.
How n San MateO LOchtnvar
Carried All Before Him.

John w. Reed, a mechanical en-
gineer of the San Mateo Water
Works, is a man of decision and
prompt action, but he undertook a
job on Friday night that taxed his
energy and ingenuity to the utmost.
This was nothing less than getting
married. He had worked away
for long time without a
thought of matrimony until he
had accumulated quite start
in life. On Friday it struck him that
he had good home fitted up and a
competence laid away, but that he was
without that most vital adjunct to a
mans happiness and well-being, a
wife. He scratched his head mo-
ment and thought. He had never
been ladies' man, and was without
much information regarding the fair
sex. But he bethought him of a
young lady in San Francisco whom
he had known long before she
emerged from short clothes. This
young lady, Miss Filomena Valencia, he
know better than any other woman,
but had never paid her what is termed
court. Nevertheless he made up his
mind that she would just suit him for
a wife. So he put on his best suit,
came to the city Friday evening, and
informed the lady that he had come to
marry her forthwith.
"Wha-atv' she exclaimed; "you
don't mean any such thing. You
must be crazy"
Mr.. Reed said he was very much in
earnest, and as he was a busy man,
with no time to spend in counting. he
wanted the ceremony performed next
morning. She stoutly demurred, said
her consent had not been asked, and
that it was all too sudden.
"You will marry me, won't you"
asked the brusque wooer.
"Ye-es," was the hesitating re-
sponse; "when am ready"
"Well, get ready, then, for to-mor-
row." he answered.
She objected. There were no dresses,
no cards, no bans, no friends, etc.
"Never mind all that" he replied,
"I'll fix everything"
Ard he did. As soon as the blinds
were down in the morning he had half
a dozen milliners and dressmakers
working their fingernails off. He
skurried friend off after the license,
and went himself to San Rafael after
the groomsman and bridesmaid. In
the evening he went to the
pastor of the Guadalupe Church,
both he and his intended, being
Catholics, and asked him to perform
the ceremony. The good priest said
nay, the bans had not been published
according to Church discipline, and he
was not assured that both contracting
parties were Catholics in good stand
ing. After great deal of persuasion
he at last consented to perform the
ceremony on the morrow, if the pair
would make proper affidavits before
notary, SO as to assure the father
that there was no bar in the
shape of former marriage and divorce
or any other impediment. Then Mr..
Reed started on hunt for a notary.
About II o'clock in the night he
found one, and made the required
affidavit. Yesterday there was quite
a wedding party at the Church of the
Guadalupe. The good father mar
ried the couple and gave them his
blessing, and the assembled friends
threw old slippers and rice after them
as they left the church. In forty
eight hours from the time Mr.. Reed
had shaved and left home he had
courted and married a charming wife
and returned home with her.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-09
A RIurderous Plant.

At the annual flower show of Peter
Henderson & Co. there was curious
flower; known as the cruel plant,
which belongs to the climbing species,
and is an insect catcher. Its petals
are white and it is about the size of an
apple blossom, which it somewhat
resembles. Its interior formation is
such that the proboscis any insect,
searching for the flowers honey, once
inserted, cannot be withdrawn, and
the harder the insect struggles the
tighter it is held. One of the plants
on view held captive a butterfly,
which, unless released, will be held
until it starves to death. 1t will then
dry up and be blown away by the
wind.-[New York Times.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-09

GUS debility, lost manhood, etc., having
tried in vain every known remedy. has fiis.
covered q simple self-cure which he viii
send FREE to his fellow sufferers Address
G. J. MASON, Postoflice box 3179, New York
city.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-09
C.t.rrb. Hnv or Rose Fever.

The cleansing, soothing and healing prop.
critics of Darby's Prophylactic Fluid are
experienced in the treatment and cure OF
Catarrh and kindred complaints The Fluid
soothes and heals the infiamed membranes
and removes the offensive odor that charac.
terizes the disease. Should the inflamma-
ton have reached the throat use the Fluid
Al gargle to allay the Inflammation and to
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-09

NERvE-LIFE AND VIGOR restored in
men and women by using GilmOre's Aro
matte Wine. For sale by C. F. Heinzeman
agent, Los Angeles.
Impotency in man or woman cured by
Gilmore's Aromatic Wine. c. +. Heinze
man. agent. Los Angeles.
MR.. A. HIGGINS, of Wyoming, N. "
avs he had the piles for nearly 40 years
nd was cured by using Gilmore's Pile
peeifc.-C. f. Heinzeman, agent, Los An
e1es.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-09
uLOTS THAT ARE LOTS.0

#. on Hill $4,000
l25Xl3O corner Washington and Iowa $500
Lots in Howe's tract t.................. 300
5Ox155 on Olive ST., near Twelfth. 1900
TEMPLE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 400
30 block O. L. A. ImD, Co IS subdyn. $50
62i$x153 corner Adams and Orchard. 22OO
54x15 so Glendale Place, on Adams st. 2500
Eighth street ,,',.,,,.,1..e...,.. 5000
block from car line. e..,....'........, 500
1O1x 1x254 Adams street, near Figueroa 5000
4Ox148, cor. Also ave. and st. Louis st 5000
look so, near Belmont hotel ........ 1900
52xl55 Schefiielin tract near car line. 1900
128x155, northwest cor. Hill and Pico Is, 200
Eleventh ................... 10000
15Ox153, cor. Toberman and Davis SITS $3.50
Lot 4, block f, Sunset tract ....... $50
42x205, Union avenue e................ 1900
Lot 10 block II, Beaudry tract No. 2. 1000
108x155, Flower street, near Pico D.. 500
Lot in Fairmount tract t......... 1900
5Ox15O, Goodwin tract ct............. 700
Downey avenue .............. 1000
55x13O, Orange Heights tract ...... 1850
11Ox17O, cor. York and Grand avenue 1900
5Ox1 so, Grand ave-, near Pico. ....... $3.50
1S, Kay's tract. ............ .......... 1850
%, block 81, Los Angeles Improve
ment Company, Temple sJ.......... 145O
GSx175, west side Figueroa, near Pico. 5000
10, block F, Sunset tract, corner. 800
50x155, Flower street, near Ninth -. 1900
as u corner @, o'A '..1. "e0 t'"......e...' s4oo
IA, 16, block 2, Harvey tract, on
clean side of Adele ST., each ......... 250O
6Ox127 cor Pico and Aburn SITS. 25OO
2S, block A, Montague tract ......... 1900
Diamond Mes' siuo nea . n 1000
48x15O, Grand ave, Walker tract. 1000
6Ox165, Workman St, e. l.. A., half
block from Downey ave. 1880
s6x176 on Montgomery St, near FL
gueroa street OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500
AItsi'o sts '..''....... CORNER oi"nu "'o a ~ 1900
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-09
CHEAP :sCITY : LOTS
Two Fine Lots, 4ox14O Each,

On Third Street. Mills & wick's subdivision.
These lots are on the line OF business I'M
new Southern Pacific Depots. Apply to M
ia oourt street. jy76-n